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Re: Civilian Ship "Tantasil"
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lugnet.space
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Mon, 26 Nov 2001 19:53:24 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Erin Windross writes:
> After some structural problems (Those are nice words to describe when a
> family member accidentally destroys your creation) with my original .boats
> ship, I decided to scrap it and turn the hull (well, most of the hull) into
> something else. This is the result, my first space creation "Tantasil". It's
> still under construction, but I have put photo's up on Brickshelf of what I
> have so far...basically the exterior is finished and I need to work on the
> interior.
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> Currently, its width is 34 studs and its length is 174 studs. Hopefully the
> thing will be completed in a week or so.
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> Pictures are at:
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=8558
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> One last thing, since I don't have many specialized bricks (I'm a purist at
> heart) I need some advice on how to "jumblify" the exterior. Any
> constructive comments are welcome. LMKWYT!
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> --
> Erin
Hi there, Erin,
I'm working on my first large cruiser now. I've found that exterior detail
is something which just grows: you add it now and then, bit by bit.
I've found the easiest way to snazz up a big, flat wall is to take a large
plate (preferably the size and colour of the wall), add heaps of little
decorated tiles, technic peices and otherwise fancy parts (all in the one
colour)and place them on the plate in a functional, organised random sort of
way. You then use a bracket or some other connector to affix the plate to
the wall.
Hope this helps,
Zac Soden
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www.ozbricks.com/battlespace
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